Infrastructure HardeningClose the open doors before they are found
Hardening reduces your attack surface by fixing configurations, removing unnecessary services and enforcing strict controls. Where a pentest finds the weakness, hardening closes it for good.
CIS Benchmark Compliance
CIS
Config baseline
7 layers
Defense coverage
Continuous
Compliance monitoring
Three Layers of Hardening
From the OS to the access layer, each layer is hardened separately.
OS & Servers
Applying CIS-based secure baselines, removing unused services, kernel hardening and patch management.
Network & Perimeter
Segmentation, firewall rule review, closing unnecessary ports and Zero Trust architecture design.
Identity & Access
Least-privilege enforcement, stale account removal, MFA enforcement and Active Directory hardening.
What We Harden
Our Process
Baseline Assessment
Reviewing current configuration against a standard baseline to find gaps.
Baseline Design
Designing a secure configuration tailored to your operational needs.
Implementation
Phased rollout with rollback plans and zero service disruption.
Validation Testing
Ensuring hardening has not broken any functionality.
Documentation
Delivering secure-configuration documents for maintenance and audits.
Compliance Monitoring
Periodic checks to detect configuration drift from the baseline.
Standards & Frameworks
CIS Benchmarks
Global secure configuration reference
DISA STIG
Technical hardening guides
NIST SP 800-53
Organizational security controls
ISO/IEC 27001
Information security management